Manderlay Denmark, Germany, France, United Kingdom, Sweden 2005 | 139 min | OV | | FF 2005
Lars von Trier
In 1995, LARS VON TRIER (*1956) was a co-initiator of the Dogma manifesto which left its mark on European cinema. His uncompromising films have often caused scandals. The House that Jack Built is no exception, with its premiere ending in uproar at Cannes.rated for 0 + years
Manderlay is the second instalment of the trilogy that started with “Dogville”. The story is set in the 1930s in the American town of Manderlay, Alabama. Grace is the daughter of a white gangster and is engaged in the fight against racial segregation. Von Trier’s star-studded ensemble performs against a backdrop of sketched scenery, with few props and no music. Lars von Trier was supported by his now legendary production company Zentropa. Founded in 1992, the company took the film-world by storm with its “Dogma” series and has now become the biggest production company in Scandinavia, having produced more than 50 films. This year‘s Douglas-Sirk-Award goes to Zentropa Productions. Supported by
Original title: Manderlay
Film type: Fiction Feature
Original language: English
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Language and subtitles: OV
Director: Lars von Trier
Screenplay: Lars von Trier
Cast: Bryce Dallas Howard, Isaach De Bankole, Willem Dafoe, Danny Glover
Producer: Peter Aalbæk Jensen, Vibeke Windeløv
Director of Photography: Anthony Dod Mantle
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Production Design: Peter Grant
Editor: Molly Malene Stensgaard
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Format: 35 mm
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German Distributor: Legend Filmverleih GmbH
World Sales: Trust Film Sales ApS, Avedøre Tværvej 10, 2650 Hvidovre, Denmark, Tel: +45 3686 8788, Fax: +45 3677 4448, e-mail: post@trust-film.dk
Production: Zentropa Production, Filmbyen 22, 2650 Hvidovre, Denmark, Tel: +45 36 78 00 55, Fax: +45 36 78 00 77, e-mail: receptionen@filmbyen.com
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